6. During launch on 16 January 2003 shuttle Columbia suffered structural damage.
Investigation results were presented only in PowerPoint slides and led to wrong
decision.
16 days later shutle crashed
7. February 2003, USA Secretary of State Colin Powell showed PowerPoint slides to
president George W. Bush.
One month later invasion of Iraq began
9. Everyone uses PowerPoint
• There are more than 500 million users of PowerPoint
worldwide.
• More than 30 million presentations are created
• Over 6 Million Teachers around the world use PowerPoint
for classroom lectures
• More than 120 million people are using PowerPoint to
create business and educational presentations worldwide.
• Microsoft PowerPoint has estimated 95% share of
presentation software market
Year 2012
12. Why PowerPoint is so bad?
• Over simplistic - average slide has ~ 40 words
• Turns facts into slogans
• Turns ideas into dogmas
• Real center of presentation becomes slides, not a
speaker
• PowerPoint is not adaptive for network
colaboration
20. Chalkboard (advantages)
• Easy to control pace of
lecture or presentation
• Audience have time to take
notes
• Combination of hearing and
writing helps keep attention
longer
• Audience can be not only
passive listeners, but step up
to chalkboard, express
themself
21. Chalkboard (disadvantages)
• Writing or drawing consumes
time
• Impossible to convey
complicate images
• Results cant be reused,
replicated or remotely
distributed
• Not compatible with Web 2.0
• Cant be liked on Facebook
22. Flip chart
+ You can return back to any stage of
presentation
+ You can be spontane - any last minute
changes can be easily made.
+ Can be used to record audience
questions and comments
- Limited visibility to larger audiences
- Hardly reusable
- Still no Internet
23. Interactive boards
+ Combines advantages of
traditional board and
presentation software
+ Allows usage of
complicate images, video
- Expensive
- Complicated for average
user
- Needs maintenance
30. Apple Keynote
+ Apple design and templates
surpasses Microsoft
+ Connected to ICloud
+ Compatible with IOS, seamlessly
works on mobile devices
+ Free for Mac users
- Not compatible with Windows
31. Sliderocket
+ Accessible both offline and online
+ Compatible with mobile devices
+ Sharing and online colaboration
tools
+ Dynamic data gathering and
updating from online sources
+ Feedback about viewers and
presentation effectiveness
- No free access
32. Prezi
+ Instead of linear slides -
unlimited space and movement
freedom
+ Web – based, no installation
necessary
+ Basic functions are free
- Zooming and paning makes older
audiences dizzy
- Compromised reliability – service
works only when connected to
Internet